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Docs Examples Should Be Build Artifacts, Not Prose: Pin Every Fenced Block to a Tested File

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The prose in a documentation page is rarely what misleads a reader; the code example is. A model can produce a careful paragraph about retry semantics and still hand you a snippet that stopped importing two releases ago, and ordinary review will not catch it because the snippet looks correct at a g…

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  1. 2026-10-20 14:26 · DEV Community — AI
    Docs Examples Should Be Build Artifacts, Not Prose: Pin Every Fenced Block to a Tested File

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